Sentence examples for old sidewalk from inspiring English sources

There, though, we may conceivably find nothing manageable to be learned; whereas the recent and current embarrassment of our riches offers a perfectly clear lesson, even if it is one repeatedly, spectacularly and vainly offered, from the Dutch tulip mania in the 17th century to the British South Sea Bubble in the 18th to any old sidewalk shell game today.

And I'm tired of these dirty old sidewalks.

The boulders are used with figurative pieces built in layers of bluestone, which he sometimes salvages from old sidewalks.

He is also showing a pair of seven-foot-tall granite columns, a planter made from two cast-iron Corinthian capitals from the 1850's, a free-standing marble bathtub and weathered flagstones from old sidewalks.

So the high taxes on the 1% of Americans ends up ripping out old sidewalks in depressed communities, not in fueling new growth businesses with novel market plans and cutting technologies.

What we can control is whether we judge others on theirs, as Kevin initially does with his older, sidewalk-salting neighbor before realizing he's actually a cool guy with communication issues.

Ethan Greenbaum presents a wall-hung sculptural relief that looks like a section of old, cracked sidewalk.

The new jostles with the old at sidewalk level, too, where delis plastered with cigarette stickers and dirty Corona banners share a streetscape with upscale Japanese restaurants.

So I took the old inland sidewalk west: it's bumpy but felt safer than the road here, a snarl of automobile ramps leading to and from the Kennedy bridge's Harlem span.

Abstract ripples in old bluestone sidewalks evoke folds of fabric, and tree roots roughly push their way through cobblestone blocks.

In the Barcelona group, his tiny constructed sets replicate the details of old walls, sidewalks, facades with graffiti, street detritus and other mundane objects revealed and displaced by the renewal activity.